Callaway · Driver · 2021

Epic Max Star

Best for you're a senior or slower-swing player (60-85 mph) who wants the Epic Max's forgiveness in a much lighter package, and you accept the missing adjustability in exchange for swing ease.

Starting from: £169.99
Listings: 2
Retailers: 1
vs RRP: −76%

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10.5° · Senior · RH10.5° · Senior · Right-Handed

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About the Callaway Epic Max Star

The Callaway Epic Max Star is a 2021 driver from Callaway. Listed on CaddyCompare in 9°, 10.5° and 12° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with extra-stiff, senior, regular and stiff flex options. Compare prices from 1 UK retailer below — currently from £169.99.

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Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

87Forgiveness

80Distance

50Workability

78Feel

76Sound

80Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

52 grams lighter than the standard Epic Max — 253g total weight unlocks meaningful clubhead speed for swings under 85mph
Manufacturer testing showed up to 5mph clubhead speed gain and up to 20 yards distance gain for 70-85 mph swingers
High-MOI design preserved despite the weight reduction — combined MOI over 9,000 within the target swing-speed window
Premium UST ATTAS Speed T1100 shaft plus Winn Dri-Tac Lite grip — high-end componentry not typical of senior-target builds

Cons

No adjustable hosel — only 2 stock lofts (10.5° / 12°) and a 9g perimeter weight; the lowest adjustability ceiling in the modern lineup
Higher-pitched acoustic versus the standard Epic Max — the lighter head loses the family's signature low-pitched boom
Wider dispersion than the standard Epic Max for high-swing-speed players — the lightweight build degrades outside the 70-85 mph target window

Best for: You're a senior or slower-swing player (60-85 mph) who wants the Epic Max's forgiveness in a much lighter package, and you accept the missing adjustability in exchange for swing ease.

Avoid if: You swing over 90mph (the lightweight build feels uncontrolled and dispersion widens), you want meaningful loft tuning, or you plan to shape shots intentionally.